The Newtown bee., 1887-12-02
SHELTON.
Mrs Julia Wheeler has visited her son William.


 William.
 A town board of health was organized, Friday afternoon, which has jurisdiction throughout Huntington, except in the bor- ough of Shelton. The board is composed: Chairman, Stephen T. Palmer; clerk, Jos eph Tomlinson; committee, Warren c. Hubbell, Edward E Hawley, Stephen T. Palmer and Gould A. Shelton, M. D. On Friday morning Sheriff Wheeler ar rested John and William Ryan on com plaint issued by Grand Juror k. L.Staples They were tried before Justice Tomlinson on a charge of assault on Joseph Tatro and breach of the peace, found guilty and fined, from which judgment they appeal ed. George B. Russell gave bonds in the sum of $1oo for each.
 Superintendent George w. Wilbur and General Superintendent Thompson form ed juvenile Good Templar's society in Town Hall, Saturday evening.
 Mrs Charles Staples is with her daugh- ter-in-law, Mrs K. l.. Staples, who has been seriously ill with dysentery, but is better.
 Mrs Mary A. Hurd visited in Seymour during the last week, George Sweetland in Bristol, Miss Ella R. Church and Mrs Still at Holyoke, F. W. Simmons in New York, Mrs ]. F. Cleverdon in New York, Edward Sutterin and wife in Wallingford, Frank Platt and wife in Milford.
 Messrs Smith & Hubbard, represented in Shelton by E. L. Staples, have just pro- cured for F. DeForest Shelton, Esq, pa tent for a very superior bolt, which is made in great quantities at the Shelton bolt factory,
 Mrs McGuinness. who came here from Lawrence, Mass, expects to return soon' New supplies of coal received by the Derby Gas Co.,, Perry Bros. and Horace Wheeler,
 Miss Blue of Ohio reached her sisters on Thanksgiving day.
 Among our visitors, last week, were Mrs Lettie NJ. Wheeler at Mrs l.. J. Wheeler's and with Mrs Rounds. Dr and Mrs Bout. we'll of Norwalk with Mrs l.. V. B. Hub bard, Miss Selzer at Mrs Sackett's, Rev l. Higgins and wife with William Wilkinson George Hurd of the Park City Clothing Co. with bis mother, Mrs Depew of Water bury with her mother, Mrs Lucinda Love land,
 James NJ. Brinley is to move to Eln street, Monroe, where he will live on tn, Minot Booth place.
 Samuel Hurd, Jr. has been offered { good salary as clerk in a Florida hotel but will decline. He intends to engage ir the insurance business in Birmingham.
 Mrs Austin Hills has been ill.
 Thomas J. Burgess is clerk for A. K Burke.
 Miss Aggie Hotchkiss has resumed hel school duties,
 4. B. Rugges, David T. Beecher, Jos eph Tomlinson and Elliott Latin were be --.--s rs s.--.------.r SsAOtStS n Beach against Alexander S. wadswortl and the Page Steam Heating Co. a Bridgeport. Lockwood Ss Beers for plain tiff, Holden & Staples for defendant.
 James W. Wakelee returned to Long Is land. Monday.
 The railroad magnates, President Bost wick and William H. Stevenson and Will liam II. Starbuck were in town, few day since.
 John Fenwick supplies the place of NJ Drummer in the pin factory during tn latters illness.
 George Perry. formerly clerk for A. E Burke, will begin carpenter. work with hI father to learn the trade.
 Marcus A. Newell, a medical student il the College of Physicians and Surgeons il New York. helped dissect the Thanksgiy ing turkey at the home of his brother ol North avenue.
 There was pleasant party at the hom of the Misses Whitlock on Wednesda evening.
 The long expected marriage of Miss H Belle Northrop and George Everetts. on of the popular clerks of Birmingham, wa celebrated on the 24th in Woodbridge The bride was great favorite in Sheltor where she has many friends who will wis the newly welded couple A long and har py life.
 A family reunion was held at the res dence of James R. Brinsmade, Esq, 0 Thanksgiving day and among the guest were Birdsey B. Plumb, Esq, and wife ( Trumbull. Mrs J. R. Middlebrook of Sui field and Louis F. Middlebrook of Hart ford. On the following day the part were entertained by D. s. Brinsmade, Esc